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My rose plant is still young, but it is prone to powdery mildew. So as far as disease resistance goes, this has been the only problem so far
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I gave one to someone I used to know. It was an amazing rose. Grew and bloomed like crazy. Always stayed in its lane despite amazing vigor. But, it did get some powdery and it was scentless. I forgave the lack of scent, because its too short to go and pick. It does outpace its powdery, but it is a big annoying. It wasn't a deal breaker in the perennial border though.
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An interesting thing I've noticed at least with this variety is that the flower tends to contract at night and open during the day, which could be a fun trait to use in breeding, but I agree with a comments here. I have it in my front yard and so far it's just kind of ok. The foliage is really nice.
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